It doesn’t add up only from your own perspective and your own perspective can be flawed or naive at best.
alrighty then lol.
too vague
I get bored by stuff like this that isn’t actually saying anything
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It doesn’t add up only from your own perspective and your own perspective can be flawed or naive at best.
I really hoping this was a joke or sarcastic post because if not, you are a horrible person.Just think of how many children would be out of a job to feed their families if we don't buy from them.
Only thing to be careful with - if you order the protector online, you can not have it applied using the special device in Apple Stores. You can only have that done if you purchase the protectors in-store.
i will admit that the plastic wrap saved a brand new MBP and iPad Pro. After this last storm...Ida? our corporate building's mailsroom got flooded and almost every box there looked like it had been underwater....they actually might have been. But despite the shipping boxes looking like drowned crap, the MBP and iPad were perfect because they were sealed in the plastic.Wish they covered the whole box with a layer of paper. The plastic layer prevented dust and discoloration of the box due to the effect of the environment. Now due to this change there might be a chance the dust might make the iPhone box dirty while in stores/storage areas.
But saving the environment comes before dusty iPhone boxes. 😊
well hopeful cost will cause more sustainabilityWas the primary motivation behind these changes really sustainability, or was it cost savings?
Also, where's the technology improvements in that.Where's the fat profit margins in that?
I know it's probably a store by store basis, but how careful are Apple not to get dust/lint etc under the screen protector when they apply it?
No, but a lot us do the best we can do. Second hand cars, nuclear power etc no fossils. Locally produced and second hand gearSo I take it most of you only use public transportation, and don't own your own vehicles, right? And don't forget to grow all your own fruits and vegetables too. And you better not be on the grid. Oh, but that would actually require a bigger sacrifice - we draw the line there, right?
No one's disagreeing about the simple math behind carbon footprint. What's disagreeable is this holier-than-thou attitude from people who you can almost guarantee aren't living consistently with their espoused principles. They simply have this particular pet concern, and because THEY hold onto their phones for a long time instead of upgrading frequently, that means everyone else should (and if they don't, they are bad people).
No, but a lot us do the best we can do. Second hand cars, nuclear power etc no fossils. Locally produced and second hand gear